"Wear red for Gaza's children and families," was the call for Wednesday's demonstration at Christiansborg Palace, organized by Save the Children, Amnesty International Denmark, Danekirkens Nødhjælp, Mellemfolkeligt Samvirke, Greenpeace, International Media Support and Oxfam Denmark. Photo: Finn Frandsen
Several thousand red-clad demonstrators met at Christiansborg Palace Square to demand that the Danish government work for a lasting ceasefire in Gaza.
Red, red and more red. In all its shades.
From elegant dresses and worn T-shirts to football shirts from clubs like Liverpool and Arsenal. Yes, even the red Danish national team shirt was represented on the packed Christiansborg Palace Square.
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